Thermally Modified Cladding and Decking

Pine undergoes significant improvement in terms of stability and durability through thermal modification. While it may not be as naturally durable as ash, the thermal treatment reduces its moisture content and improves its resistance to warping, splitting, and fungal decay. Thermally modified southern yellow pine is also used in siding, decking, fencing, and interior features. 

Naturally light and uniform in color, this thermally modified Hemlock will accept any stain, which makes it totally customizable for both interior or exterior use. And because the thermal modification process reduces cupping and warping, this product is a dream to install and lays straight and flat.

 Radiata Pine is knot free with a beautiful golden-brown tone. Each and every board is unique, with its own natural grain. In addition to adding to the wood’s aesthetic appeal, thermal modification improves its dimensional stability and increases its durability, which is important when using the wood outdoors.

Ash wood is naturally dense and durable, and the thermal modification process further strengthens its resistance to decay, rot, and insect attacks. Thermally modified ash exhibits excellent stability, making it a suitable choice for exterior applications like decking, cladding, and outdoor furniture.